Port Stephens: Sandboarding Adventure
- Slide down white dunes up to 30 metres high, with slopes up to 60 degrees, as many times as you like
- Explore the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere on the Worimi Conservation Lands
- No experience needed, as our friendly team shows you how to sandboard and supervises every run
- A great day out for thrill seekers, families and groups of friends, with all ages welcome
- Ride a 4WD bus across the dunes to the sandboarding area and back to the meeting point
- Boards and a bottle of water are included, and tours depart every 15 minutes from 9:30am to 3:30pm
What to expect
Picture dunes of bright white sand rising up to 30 metres, with slopes as steep as 60 degrees, and a board to get you down them.
Head out across the Worimi Conservation Lands by 4WD bus to the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere. Our team sets you up with a board and supervises, then it is your turn to slide down, race your mates back up and go again. And again. There is no limit on runs.
Then ride the 4WD bus back to the meeting point.
Boards, 4WD transfers and a bottle of water are included. All ages welcome. Departs every 30 minutes, 9:30am to 3:30pm. Come earlier for more time on the sand, as the last tour is capped at 1 hour. Bring a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses. Sandboarding is best barefoot.
Good to know
What To Bring
- A small bag or backpack: Pack light, because you will be climbing dunes
- A camera: The dunes are made for photos, so bring one along. An action camera is perfect for capturing your runs.
- Sunscreen: The sun is strong on open sand, so apply before you arrive
- An extra bottle of water: You will receive one complimentary bottle on arrival, but climbing dunes is thirsty work
What To Wear
- Casual clothes: Comfortable gear you do not mind getting sandy
- A hat: A wide brim is best out on the dunes
- Sunglasses: Handy for the glare off all that white sand
- Shoes: Bring a pair, but sandboarding is better barefoot, so kick them off and feel the sand between your toes
Reviews
It was an amazing experiences. Sandboarding during the during the evening with the sunset was really nice. By that time we met the camel in the sand dunes, so we do took it a camel ride before the sandboarding. Worth the trip here we really enjoy the experience. Recommend it to all.
it was a fun day here. i suggested to book for 3.15pm onwards as it will be less sunny / heat. Charlie as our sandboarder instructor was really nice explaining and taking picture for us. Craig as our ride tour also very informative. however, i do think the price is quite expensive, so make sure you slide it many time to make it worth!! haha
When we first get to the top of the sand dunes, it looked kind of scary as we do not know how fast the board will go down the slope. I am glad we tried and our 2 young boys tried and requested to repeat the ride with us. all in all, we did the Sandboarding 3 4 times! It was a highlight of our trip and a great experience that our whole family enjoyed and loved !
It’s super fun and I’ve played there many times, but I have to carry a board myself to go up there. The scenery is so beautiful. There are so many beautiful people in the movie. I will play again if I have the chance.
the sand was very fine and cool at the end of winter. no abrasions from sliding down the sand. slopes were of varying steepness so suitable for most people
All the staffs were very friendly and helpful. We got lost and they took the effort to call and find us when we did not appear at the pick up point at the scheduled timing. The children love the sandboarding activities. Highly recommended!
The weather was very good that day, not too hot. The guide also introduced in detail how to play sandboarding. There was no time limit. You can play before closing at 4:30 pm. Unfortunately, there were no camels to ride nearby.
The sand is so soft, slippery and cool that adults won’t want to leave. It’s fun. However, a small amount of water is not enough. It is recommended to give a large amount of water, or add mobile drinks/ice bars at the desert location for tourists to buy to quench the heat and thirst. . . You can add 1 or 2 more marquees. If you have a heat stroke, you can cover them up and rest before playing.
very good arrangement. you need not wait for long for the 4WD. you can enjoy the sand sliding as long as you want.
First time trying out sandboarding.. both fun and tiring though.. my kids have a great time. easy to claim the voucher via klook
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